
Flagstaff’s home for seasonal, modern American fare handcrafted with farm-fresh, locally-grown ingredients, the mission at Atria is simple: serve delicious, affordable food that guests will want to return week after week. Led by James Beard-nominated chef/partner, Rochelle Daniel, enjoy house-made pastas, fresh fish and premium steaks, paired with craft cocktails and an extensive wine list, including rare wines offered by the glass. Atria is open Tuesday through Saturday for dinner.
Hours
| Friday | 4:30–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 4:30–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 4:30–8:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 4:30–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 4:30–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 103 N Leroux St, Flagstaff, AZ 86001
Phone: (928) 440-4377
Website: https://www.atriarestaurant.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: opentable.com
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Reviews
Happy hour is from Tuesdays-Thursdays from 4:30pm-6:30pm at the bar — definitely go during this time cause the happy hour prices are such a steal for the quality of food! And on top of that, our bartender made the most amazing drinks!! She was so accommodating and her service was seamless even when things got busy at the bar.
If you go during happy hour, you can snag a seat without needing a reservation but otherwise I would reserve as the restaurant fills up pretty quickly during peak dinner hours. We were able to find free street parking nearby.
The food was phenomenal, there wasn’t a single thing we didn’t thoroughly enjoy. The ceviche was fresh. The bone marrow was so tender and so flavorful, easily our favorite dish. One order comes with two bone marrows as well so it’s great for sharing. The steak and the duck were cooked to a perfect medium rare. I liked that they gave a pretty sizable portion for the duck, you definitely could share this dish as well. The apple cheesecake was a fantastic finishing touch to what was already a spectacular dinner — not overwhelmingly heavy or sweet. The compote was light and the apple filling was delicious. Overall wonderful meal and we left very contented.
Highly recommend this restaurant to anyone stopping by in Flagstaff! If you’re looking for a memorable place to eat, this is your spot.
The space is beautiful, the team is so warm and the food is mouthwatering.
Also the cherry on top, the chef is an incredibly talented woman.
My wife and I came with two friends for a leisurely dinner and sampled a wide range of the menu. We started with Atria Bread and a pair of oysters (raw with caviar beurre blanc, and grilled with chorizo and blood orange gel). The flavors were balanced and beautifully presented.
The citrus and melon salad stole the show. Unexpectedly vibrant and perfectly paired with burrata and grilled melon—probably my favorite bite of the night because of how balanced it was.
Our mains included the 20oz Linz Ribeye (expertly rendered fat, no chewiness at all), Iberico Pork Pluma, Organic Smoked Chicken, and the Coal Roasted Squash. The care and technique were clear across all plates. No misses.
Desserts were fun and elegant, especially the PB&J with peanut butter mousse and brown butter shortbread. Cocktails and zero-proof drinks were equally well-crafted. I especially liked ‘The Little Green Drink’ with tomatillo and grapefruit. Odd on paper with pea and tomatillo, but absolutely nailed in execution.
Service was just as impressive. Our server knew the menu inside and out. Never rushed us, never hovered—just kept the flow of the evening going, and somehow always had our water glasses full.
The design? Clean, warm, and airy. Using a light color palette, with floral and natural elements throughout. After getting our appetizers and drinks, my wife said “the chef has to be a woman.” And my friend said yes – she is! Rochelle Daniel. A James Beard semi-finalist for Emerging Chef. The overall plating, design, and space was feminine – with a touch of whimsy we all loved. It was nice to see an unapologetically feminine approach.
This isn’t a place I’d visit weekly based on cost—but it’s perfect for a special occasion or if you want a truly memorable dining experience in Flagstaff.
Food: 10/10
Design: 9/10
Service: 10/10
Overall: 9.65/10
Would 100% return.
Steamed Mussels: 0/5- Were inedible and had a rotten taste. These were sent back
Smoked short rib: 4/5- best dish we received during the dining experience. It was a tiny portion for the cost though. Potato side was cold already when the plate came
Pumpkin tiramisu: 3/5- “lady finger” portion of the dessert didn’t seem to be lady fingers, but cake. I would not describe this as tiramisu at all and it was fairly dry
On the up side all the drinks we had were really good! I would not recommend this place or visit again.